News, information and events for your Manchester student life
A message from Professor Scott Heath (FSE Vice Dean for Teaching, Learning and Students) outlining planned building works at the Nancy Rothwell Building in April 2026, including temporary closures.
Jisc, the provider of network services to the UK education sector, are performing maintenance, and this means that there will be approximately 5 minutes’ disruption to eduroam Wi-Fi connectivity at 7pm on Thursday, 12 March.
Join us for an Interfaith and Intercultural Iftar Dinner on Tuesday 10th March 2026 at 5:00 pm, hosted by students in collaboration with the Chaplaincy team. This special evening offers a chance to celebrate the diversity of our university community.
Organised by Student Minds and UMHAN, University Mental Health Day aims to get the everyone talking about student wellbeing and working together to make mental health a university-wide priority. Find out about all the events happening on campus on the day.
Complete our What Next? form by Sunday 8 March to receive personalised careers support, tailored just for you and delivered straight to your inbox.
Join the Students’ Union for a week of friendly, practical events designed to get you future-ready with money. Discover how to budget smarter, understand credit, and plan for life after uni.
Are you a first or second year undergraduate student passionate about your course and university life? This is your chance to represent the Faculty of Science & Engineering and make a real impact.
March in Manchester brings longer days, brighter evenings, and a packed calendar of cultural events, celebrations, and live entertainment. Find out more about what’s on across the city.
Our Budget Boost Guide is a collection of support available to help you navigate the cost of living while studying here at Manchester.
Voting in this year’s Lead MCR elections is officially open. Log in and vote via the Students’ Union website and you could win your share of £3,000!
We are closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East and recognise that many in our community will be concerned or more directly impacted.
Join the Careers Service for a Networking Masterclass on Wednesday 11th March, in James Chadwick_3.009 between 14:00 – 15:30 for Black heritage students.
Our International Women’s Day Celebration is a flagship event – open to students a of all genders – highlighting collaborative learning, action and achievements across our community.
Over the past three years, the University has delivered a series of upgrades designed to make your day‑to‑day digital experience faster, safer and more reliable. Find out more about the changes.
A message from President and Vice-Chancellor, Duncan Ivison.